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so it uses computer vision to recognize objects like mountain, sea, land, buildings and figure out its relative position? this is a pretty robust approach exce
by pkkkzip 2y ago
so it uses computer vision to recognize objects like mountain, sea, land, buildings and figure out its relative position?
this is a pretty robust approach except when visibility allows it. wonder if lidar + CV would work better here rather than a pure CV approach
nonetheless its an interesting approach as in some jurisdictions you need a permit to operate a drone, something autonomous like this could work without involving bureaucracy
- Jerrrrrrry 2y ago>nonetheless its an interesting approach as in some jurisdictions you need a permit to operate a drone, something autonomous like this could work without involving bureaucracy lmfao permits are for law-abiding meat-bags; my swarm follows me autonomously, officer.
- dylan604 2y ago> wonder if lidar + CV would work better here rather than a pure CV approach Not according to Tesla
- asadm 2y agoif it's indoor, an IR blaster would be good enough.
- bigiain 2y agoLidar would reveal your drone existence and location to the, ummm, "park rangers" when you are “delivering supplies” to “lost hikers” in GPS-denied environment.
- brokenmachine 2y agoAs if bureaucracy doesn't care because it's autonomous.
- numpad0 2y agoLIDAR probably doesn't work over forests